bluetooth gps car charger

Hello there,

I have recently come to sell my PDA (Orange M600/HTC Prophet). I used to use it as a GPS in the car and as a phone until I got a new one about 8 months ago.

The problem is, the GPS device connects to the phone in an unusual way. I have the PDA car holder which acts as a charger and a bluetooth device. The GPS unit (UT-41), then plugs into the car holder via a port that looks like a modem cable. The PDA holder is then Bluetooth, which you would connect to the phone using the pairing facility just like using a bluetooth GPS receiver or headphone etc. But unfortunately, due to the length of time since last pairing I have just totally forgot the pairing code, and due to the PDA not being switched on for a while, it reset itself when I charged it back up. I can not find the code anywhere and have tried all usual codes that I can think of/ find on the internet. Is there anyway I can reset or somehow get the code back using a piece of software?

Thanks in advance!
The Password was already set when I purchased the device. The device has a built in password so I believe so I cant change it. I purchased the Device from a friend who used to work for a taxi company when they got new models in. The actual device has no name etc on it, so can not trace it back to the manufacturer. I have opened the case to see if any manufacturer is in there, but unfortunately it is just the electronics manufacturer. The only other thing I know is that the Bluetooth name is Mercury, any indication to a company? I'm not sure I have researched it but with no results.
Don't mean to sound offensive, but if you are going to respond and say it is 0000/1111/0011/000000 etc, then please don't. I have tried all the ones suggested on the internet, this pin needs to be some how reset, I don't know how this would work or cracked etc. Thank you for all responses. Anybody who is familiar with the Mercury Taxi device, then feel free to also comment.

Look for the original number in the user guide

2008-06-22 10:47:18 by MysteriousPhantom

This is a Car Charger with Bluetooth for iPhone 3G 3GS. FM transmitter suitable

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Batteries – Lithium Polymer “Fascharge” Slide-out/Slide-in packs in 50 mile increments per pack. Maximum 4 packs.

Integrated Charger, 100v, 20a circuit.

Optional on-board micro gen-set

Brakes – Hydraulic Disc, Front & Rear – Regenerative charge assist

Body – Carbon Fiber / Kevlar composite – monocoque construction

Passenger Cabin –
Seats - Two full-sized
Full leather seats, door panels, trim.
Integrated computer system – Windows XP Compatible – all motorcontroller settings can be completed “on the fly”. DVD, CD, AM/FM, GPS, OBDII compliant. Sat Radio (requires subscription) and internet WiFi. 10 inch touchscreen
control, as well as wireless keyboard/mouse. Bluetooth enabled. 3 lighter outlets front, 1 rear. Heads-up digital displays

90MPH Max
Remember that the batteries alone COST me $15,000, without the rest of the car

That's a great little car. When deciding what to pay for an electric car, remember what you're saving on gasoline.
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This means that an average driver could save hundreds of dollars per month in gasoline costs. Those hundreds of dollars can go towards a larger car payment on your electric car. Once the electric car is paid off, those savings go right into your pocket.
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This is how an ordinary driver can afford an electric car that costs 30, 40 or even 50 thousand dollars. The gas savings go toward the car payment.

2007-05-11 12:23:57 by John Q Harris

Price: $39.99 $25.99

Garmin ball mount easily attaches to your existing cradle
Four-arm shape conforms to your dashboard
Ships in Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging
Compatible with nüvi series GPS navigators and StreetPilot C5XX series
One-year limited warranty

I don't know which to buy out of these 2 phones.......

BLACKBERRY BOLD 9000
It's the first RIM BlackBerry device to support HSDPA
Premium QWERTY BlackBerry handheld with RIM's new generation of technology
HSDPA (3.6Mbps), 3G, Quad band GPRS and EDGE
PC-like full internet browsing experience
Double the screen resolution (half-VGA)
Double the process power (624Mhz)
Double the application memory (128Mb)
1GB of on-board end user memory
Fast data access - HSDPA, 3G and WiFi
Trackball for convenient one-handed or faster two-handed operation
A handheld device and capability to connect to laptops on the move
Enhanced BlackBerry browsing and attachment viewing - fast processor, large bright display
3G capability enabling data roaming in Japan so you can keep up to date with your email while travelling
Inbuilt GPS and BlackBerry mapping gives you an international route planning service, whether planning how to get somewhere by car or on foot. Use the GPS to find your current location and then get a route plan to any address. Option to upgrade to full satellite navigation (extra charges apply)
Spell Checker to keep your messages professional
microSD external memory support
Next-generation multi-media player
Comprehensive phone features and intuitive call management capabilities such as
Smart dialling
Conference calling
Speed dial
Call forwarding
Voice dialling
Speakerphone
Stereo Bluetooth headset

Specification
Dimensions (LxWxD) 114mm x 66mm x 15mm
Weight (approx. with battery) 136g
Display Large, Bright, High Resolution 480x320 pixel colour display (Half VGA)
Buttons & Controls Trackball, Full QWERTY keyboard, Send, End, Mute, Menu, Escape two convenience keys
Spell Check Yes
User Interface Intuitive icons and menus
Processor Intel® 624MHz
Internal Memory 128Mb application memory, 1GB data memory (100Mb for system files)
Expandable Memory Hot swappable microSD external memory support
Notification Ringtones, vibrate mode, LED indicator
Ring tones MP3, MIDI, AMR-NB, AAC/AAC+/eAAC+, WMA & Polyphonic Ring Tones
Voice Input/Output Integrated earpiece and microphone, Hands-free headset capable, Stereo Bluetooth Headset capable, Intergrated Hands-free Speakerphone
Wi-Fi Yes
GPRS Yes
Edge Yes
3G Yes
GPS Yes
Bluetooth® Yes, Stereo
Standard battery * 1500 mAhr replacable Battery
Talk Time (up to) * 3G Talk Time - 4.3 Hours
Standby Time (up to) * 3G Standby Time - 10.5 Days
Network Bands HSDPA 3.6Mpbs / 3G W-CDMA 2100/1900/850
Quad GSM/GPRS/EDGE 1900/1800/900/850
Accessories in the box 3.5 Premium Stereo Headset
1GB microSD card
Travel Charger - Standard with 3 Pins
Handheld leather effect pouch
USB Cable
M-S-1 Battery -1400 mAHr
Desktop Software
Getting Started Guide
Browsers Single user icon WAP, HTML
MMS Yes
SMS Yes
Camera 2.0 MP camera with flash
Video Recording Yes
Media Player Next Generation multi-media player
Keyboard Security Password & Keyboard lock
SAR Value (Ear) 1.15/0.84 w/kg

OR............
BLACKBERRY CURVE 8900
Premium BlackBerry handheld with RIM's new generation of technology
QWERTY keyboard and 9-way trackball for convenient one-handed or faster two-handed operation
Spell Checker to keep your messages professional
Browse the internet in full HTML
New fast processor (512MHz)
3.2 MP camera with auto focus and geotagging
Play games & download more games from Gameloft
Watch Video on the excellent pixal screen
Listen to music:
Ships with 1GB card which can hold 200 songs (average 5MB size)
Support for 16GB microSDHC® cards which can hold 3200 songs (average 5MB size)
Facebook® application, Instant Messaging: Windows® Live™ Messenger, Yahoo!® messenger, Google Talk™
Inbuilt GPS and BlackBerry® Maps™ gives you an international route planning service, whether planning how to get somewhere by car or on foot. Use the GPS to find your current location and then get a route plan to any address. Option to upgrade to full satellite navigation (extra charges apply)
Comprehensive phone features and intuitive call management capabilities such as
Smart dialling
Conference calling
Speed dial
Call forwarding
Voice dialling
Speakerphone
Stereo headset
Stereo Bluetooth® headset

Specification
Dimensions (LxWxD) 109mm x 60mm x 13.5mm
Weight (approx. with battery) 109.9g
Display Screen resolution (480x360pixels) pixel colour display (Half VGA)
Buttons & Controls Trackball, Full QWERTY keyboard, Send, End, Mute, Menu, Escape two convenience keys
Spell Check Yes
User Interface Intuitive icons and menus
Processor 512MHz Marvell processor
Internal Memory 256MB onboard memory
Expandable Memory 1GB microSD card, support for microSDHC®
Notification Ringtones, vibrate mode, LED indicator
Ring tones MP3, MIDI, AMR-NB, AAC/AAC+/eAAC+, WMA & Polyphonic Ring Tones
Voice Input/Output Integrated earpiece and microphone, Hands-free headset capable, Ster

i can't read all of this!

2009-03-07 08:41:45 by ♥

Price: $24.99

Use your existing USB charging cables to charge most USB powered devices
Works with iPad, iPod, iPhone, BlackBerry, cellular phones, MP3 players, PDAs and more
Space-saving design fits two USB ports into a compact device
2.1-Amp USB port for charging iPad and 1-Amp USB port for charging additional devices
Easy-to-see LED confirms whether USB charger is properly connected

Hello there,

I have recently come to sell my PDA (Orange M600/HTC Prophet). I used to use it as a GPS in the car and as a phone until I got a new one about 8 months ago.

The problem is, the GPS device connects to the phone in an unusual way. I have the PDA car holder which acts as a charger and a bluetooth device. The GPS unit (UT-41), then plugs into the car holder via a port that looks like a modem cable. The PDA holder is then Bluetooth, which you would connect to the phone using the pairing facility just like using a bluetooth GPS receiver or headphone etc. But unfortunately, due to the length of time since last pairing I have just totally forgot the pairing code, and due to the PDA not being switched on for a while, it reset itself when I charged it back up. I can not find the code anywhere and have tried all usual codes that I can think of/ find on the internet. Is there anyway I can reset or somehow get the code back using a piece of software?

Thanks in advance!

Can't you just re-pair them?
Hope that helps

2008-06-22 10:18:42 by MysteriousPhantom